See Also: Skip payment privilege(finance)
Skip-payment privilege(money)
lither(dictionary)
Tight money or dear money(finance)
skip(4)(dictionary)
skip(6)(dictionary)
skip(5)(dictionary)
skip(3)(dictionary)
skip(2)(dictionary)
Skip(law)

Skip-payment privilege (money) and lither (iou)


Skip-payment privilege (money)


Definition: [crh] A mortgage contract clause giving borrowers the right to skip payments if they are ahead of schedule.







lither (iou)



lither adjective & adverb. Now arch. & dial.
[Old English lTre from Germanic base also of 1st elem. of Middle High German, German liederlich: cf. Middle Low German luder lewd man.]
A. adjective.
Wicked, bad. OE-M16.
Ill-looking, worthless, poor, sorry. Of a part of the body: withered, paralysed. OE-E17.
Lazy, sluggish, spiritless. LME.
Pliant, supple; (of the air) yielding, allowing (swift) movement. Also, agile, nimble. M16.
B. adverb. Badly, wickedly; ill, poorly. OE-ME.
litherly adjective (a) idle, lazy; (b) spiteful, mischievous: L16-E19.
litherly adverb OE-E17.
litherness noun ME-E18.